Deadline to apply is Thursday, September 8, 2022. |
For more information and to APPLY, go to: https://cornell.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/CCECareerPage/job/New-York-State-Other/CCE-of-Seneca-County-Environmental-Natural-Resource-Educator---Waterloo--NY_WDR-00032354 |
The Environmental/Natural Resource Educator works collaboratively with CCE of Seneca, Schuyler, and Cayuga counties to develop, assess, deliver, and evaluate new and existing programs. Educational efforts include the promotion of, and engagement with Cornell Climate Stewards and Seneca GR&EEN programs, as well as the subjects of climate change, recycling, lakes and watersheds, invasive species, solid waste management, composting, or other related topics as needed or assigned. This position may work with Cornell, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, area sportsmen’s clubs, lake/watershed associations, and other relevant organizations to provide programming and projects in the areas of Fisheries, Wildlife, Master Naturalist, and Master Forester programs.
The Educator serves as an influential subject matter expert working with CCE staff, youth, and volunteers, as well as partner organizations, governmental offices, members of the public, and others. This position works independently and with limited supervision, influencing policies and decisions for the Association.
The Educator reports to, and is located in CCE of Seneca County, with programmatic oversight and guidance from CCE of Cayuga and Schuyler counties.
Application Instructions
Position Summary:
Explain the purpose for the position and summarize the responsibilities.
The Environmental/Natural Resource Educator works collaboratively with CCE of Seneca, Schuyler, and Cayuga counties to develop, assess, deliver, and evaluate new and existing programs. Educational efforts include the promotion of, and engagement with Cornell Climate Stewards and Seneca GR&EEN programs, as well as the subjects of climate change, recycling, lakes and watersheds, invasive species, solid waste management, composting, or other related topics as needed or assigned. This position may work with Cornell, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, area sportsmen’s clubs, lake/watershed associations, and other relevant organizations to provide programming and projects in the areas of Fisheries, Wildlife, Master Naturalist, and Master Forester programs.
The Educator serves as an influential subject matter expert working with CCE staff, youth, and volunteers, as well as partner organizations, governmental offices, members of the public, and others. This position works independently and with limited supervision, influencing policies and decisions for the Association.
The Educator reports to, and is located in CCE of Seneca County, with programmatic oversight and guidance from CCE of Cayuga and Schuyler counties.
Required Qualifications:
Specify required minimum equivalency for education, experience, skills, information systems knowledge, etc.
Preferred Qualifications:
Specify preferred specialized education, field and/or certifications.
Last updated August 18, 2022